New England Patriots win Super Bowl title for sixth time in history

On Sunday promised, more than a third of Americans are watching closely the Super Bowl, a holiday in the United States.

The Super Bowl is the last game that determines the champion of the season in the US Football League. It takes place every year on the first Sunday of February.

The Los Angeles Ops and New England Patriots are at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

In this regard, we review the facts and figures regarding the Super Bowl game:

* The American Football League is a competition divided into two parts.

Section I: is the National Football League (NFC)

The second section is the American Football League (AFC)

Each section competes with 16 teams and, at the end of the competition, meets the hero of each section at the final show called "Super Bowl".

* In 1967, the first Super Bowl match between Kansas City Chaves and Green Bay Packers ended with the Packers (10-35), the first-ever league title.

* The most successful team in the Super Bowl final was the Pittsburgh Steelers, who had eight finals out of six, 1974-75, 1978-79,

* The Super Bowl broadcast revenue is the highest in terms of coverage of sports events in the world and the price of a 30 second ad during the match is $ 5 million.

* In 2015, the Super Bowl recorded the highest number of television appearances in US history, followed by 114.4 million viewers, while the number of tweets on Twitter in the final of 2015 exceeded 28.4 million.

* The final, which attracted the largest number of spectators, was the seventeenth in the history of the great spectacle of the year, bringing together 103,667 spectators. It took place on January 30, 1983, and ended the Redskins win in Washington on the Miami Dolphins (17-27).